★ Production
1903 – 1984
· Los Angeles, California, USA
·
Active 1937–1977
William C. Thomas, a director and writer with roots in mid-20th century cinema, helmed the film They Made Me a Killer (1946), a notable entry in the crime genre. His work reflects the gritty storytelling of the era, exploring themes of desperation and survival. In 1976, he penned Cruisin' High, a film that captures the essence of youth culture and rebellion, adding a unique voice to the exploitation film movement. Together, these works showcase Thomas's ability to navigate the undercurrents of American society through a cult lens.
▶ Watch on SassyFlix
2 films available
Cruisin' High
1976
★ 3.0
Writer
A street-gang member kills the gang's leader and blames it on a rival gang.
Career Highlights
Top 6 by popularity · TMDB
Filmography
65 creditsCrew Credits
1970s
2 credits
1960s
1 credit
1950s
20 credits
1940s
36 credits
1930s
6 credits